Freeway
Arizona

Mesa

Freeway partner cityData as of Oct 1, 2026
436
Companies
$100.2M
Venture funding in the last 12 months, 2 rounds
$389.7M
Venture funding, 2022–2026
6
Investor firms

Venture funding by year

* 2026 through Oct 2026. Rounds without a disclosed amount count as rounds, not dollars.
Show as a table
YearVenture fundingRounds
2019$106.8M10
2020$41.2M6
2021$185.0M11
2022$44.7M14
2023$140.6M10
2024$28.0M4
2025$76.2M5
2026*$100.2M2

Industries

  • Health54
  • Real estate38
  • Enterprise software30
  • Marketing26
  • Education19
  • Fintech19
  • Energy18
  • Kids16
  • Transportation16
  • Wellness & beauty16

And 19 more industries.

Companies in Mesa

289–312 of 436 companies

  • Early stage

  • Prodbx

    Enterprise software

    Early stage · 11–50 employees

  • Early stage

  • Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • Purple Shadow Gaming (PSG) is a dynamic community platform designed specifically for young gamers and Trading Card Game (TCG) enthusiasts. The company provides a unique space where users can connect with peers, engage in gameplay, and learn different games and formats. PSG operates in the online gaming and TCG market, targeting a youthful demographic that seeks both entertainment and educational opportunities in gaming. The business model revolves around community engagement, offering both free and premium membership options that grant access to exclusive content, tournaments, and learning resources. Revenue is generated through membership fees, advertising, and partnerships with game developers and TCG brands. By fostering a vibrant and interactive community, PSG aims to enhance the gaming experience for its users while promoting skill development and social interaction.

    Early stage · 1 employees

  • Racket House Printing operates in the Phoenix metropolitan area, providing large-scale printing services designed to enhance brand visibility. The company positions itself as a partner for businesses aiming to make a significant impact, focusing on speed and precise execution for clients with high expectations and tight deadlines.The firm's service portfolio is comprehensive, covering a wide array of applications. These include bold environmental graphics, retail rollouts, and materials for events and construction sites. A significant part of its business involves vehicle wraps and fleet graphics, transforming transportation assets into mobile advertisements. Additionally, the company develops experiential applications, manages complex installations, and produces promotional products, offering a full spectrum of physical marketing materials.Racket House Printing's business model is centered on serving other businesses (B2B) that require high-impact visual branding. Clients range from retail and construction to event management and any company with a vehicle fleet. By focusing on large-format printing, the company caters to a market segment that requires specialized equipment and expertise beyond the scope of standard print shops. The emphasis on being built by industry veterans suggests a business strategy based on experience, reliability, and an understanding of the pressures within the branding and marketing industries.

    Early stage

  • Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • Rango

    Energy

    Rango, Inc. is a diversified mining services provider headquartered in Mesa, Arizona. Rango was established to support mining companies by offering an outsourced solution for material movement, allowing clients to avoid capital investment in heavy equipment and focus on their core operations. The business model, which charges a per-ton fee for material moved, proved successful and established a new sub-industry, fueling the company's rapid growth. By 2019, Rango had surpassed $100 million in revenue. The company's services cover the entire mining lifecycle, including site development, overburden removal, haul road construction, material transport, drilling and blasting, aggregate crushing, and land reclamation. It also provides comprehensive construction capabilities, building critical infrastructure like leach pads, drill pads, roads, and pipelines. Rango operates one of the industry's premier fleets, with over 920 pieces of equipment, including a large fleet of 60-ton articulated haul trucks, excavators, haul trucks, dozers, and scrapers. This capacity allows the company to move over 100 million tons of material annually. It has also integrated technology like telematics and drones to enhance site productivity and safety. Rango serves a diverse client base that includes industry leaders such as Atlas Sand, Nevada Gold Mines, Vulcan Materials, and Black Mountain Sand. The company operates 48 active projects across 13 states, including Arizona, Texas, Nevada, and Utah. As of May 2026, Rango employed over 700 people and secured a $25 million asset-based lending facility to refinance debt and support continued expansion.

    Breakout · 201–500 employees

  • Ravencsi

    Enterprise software

    Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • Razorperformance

    Wellness & beauty

    Early stage · 1 employees

  • Red Mountain Ranch Country Club, located in the far northeast corner of the valley, offers a comprehensive range of services centered around its 18-hole championship golf course designed by the legendary Pete Dye. The club caters to golf enthusiasts, social diners, and event planners, providing memberships for golf, tennis, fitness, and swimming. The club's market includes local residents and businesses seeking recreational and social amenities. The business model revolves around membership fees, event hosting, and dining services. Revenue is generated through membership subscriptions, private golf lessons, and hosting weddings, banquets, and corporate events. The club's versatility ensures it meets the diverse needs of its clientele, from professional golfers to families and corporate clients.

    Early stage · 11–50 employees · $1.2M raised

  • Early stage · 11–50 employees

  • Rent Perfect

    Real estate

    Early stage

  • RentVest

    Real estate

    Early stage · 11–50 employees

  • RenuTrak

    Energy

    Early stage · 1 employees

  • Research Innovation Unlimited (RIU) specializes in developing AI-powered applications designed to enhance creativity, productivity, and wellness. Operating in the digital solutions market, RIU serves a diverse clientele ranging from individual users to businesses seeking to leverage artificial intelligence for improved efficiency and personal growth. The company's business model revolves around offering a suite of AI applications available through their AI App Store, which includes tools for real-time data scraping, skill development, and wellness enhancement. Revenue is generated through a combination of free trials and paid subscriptions, allowing users to experience the benefits of AI technology tailored to their needs. RIU continuously updates its applications based on user feedback and advancements in AI, ensuring that their offerings remain relevant and effective. The company is committed to making AI accessible to everyone, breaking down barriers to entry and providing a custom-tailored digital experience.

    Early stage · 2–10 employees

  • Early stage

  • Early stage · 11–50 employees

  • Early stage · 11–50 employees

  • Early stage · 2–10 employees · $40K raised

  • Riverawoods

    Real estate

    Early stage

  • RM Interiors

    Real estate

    RM Interiors, also known as RMI Flooring, is a national provider of flooring installation and cleaning services, headquartered in Mesa, Arizona. Their journey began after the market crash when they identified an opportunity in the burgeoning Single-Family Rental (SFR) market in Arizona. Starting as a two-man operation, they established relationships with investors buying houses at auction, which catalyzed their growth. The company specializes in serving the single-family and multifamily housing sectors, with a primary focus on real estate investment trusts (REITs), iBuyers, property management firms, and residential construction accounts. RMI operates as a nationwide contractor, providing turnkey flooring solutions that include materials and labor to ensure properties are market-ready quickly. Its business model is built on forming strategic partnerships with clients and vendors to manage large-scale projects efficiently across numerous states. The company has expanded significantly, operating in over 15 states with numerous warehouse locations that are fully stocked with carpet, vinyl plank, and other flooring options. In 2020, RM Interiors expanded its services to the multifamily housing sector and launched its own private-label flooring line called 'RMX'. The RMX line includes mid-grade carpet and vinyl flooring designed specifically for the rental and investment property markets, allowing smaller operators to benefit from collective buying power. The company also implemented a proprietary workflow management system to enhance the efficiency of its nationwide projects. RMI's commitment to the industry was recognized when it was named the Contractor/Rehab Company of the Year at the IMN SFR Industry Awards.

    Breakout · 51–200 employees

  • Early stage · 1 employees

Recent venture rounds

CompanyRoundAmountDateInvestors
GT Medical TechnologiesSeries E$100.0MJun 2026Gilde Healthcare, MVM Life Science Partners, Viking Global Investors +3 more
Gentle WeaponsSeed$200KJun 2026Antler
GT Medical TechnologiesSeries D$16.0MJul 2025FemHealth Ventures, Warren Point Capital
SuperSolSeedUndisclosedMay 2025Ajna Capital
BrekseySeed$200KApr 2025Antler
PersefoniSeries C$23.0MMar 2025Prelude Ventures, The Rise Fund (TPG), NGP Energy Technology Partners +2 more
GT Medical TechnologiesSeries D$37.0MJan 2025Gilde Healthcare, MVM Life Science Partners, MedTech VP +2 more
KoantekEarly VCUndisclosedDec 2024Databricks Ventures
SprkSeries B$25.0MJan 2024Primary Venture Partners, American Family Ventures, Viewpoint Ventures
Skin LaundryEarly VC$3.0MJan 2024Not disclosed
Accelerators and programs

No programs listed here.

Source: Dealroom, data as of Oct 1, 2026. Venture funding sums venture-type rounds with a disclosed amount; rounds raised by companies already public or bought out are left out. The last 12 months run from Nov 2025 to Oct 2026.

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